Business, Technology
Dating App Bumble Sold for $1.3bn
The dating app Bumble has been bought by an investment firm in a deal worth $1.3 billion.
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Technology, Business
Investor Says Musk Will ‘Eventually’ Make a Phone as SpaceX Moves Into Cell Service
Investor Gene Munster has said that Elon Musk will "eventually" make a phone. Musk already owns SpaceX, which runs the Starlink satellite internet service.
Technology, Politics
Microsoft President: AI Needs Global Rules
Brad Smith, the president of Microsoft, has said that artificial intelligence is less regulated than milk. Artificial intelligence, or AI, means technology that can learn and make decisions like a human.
Sports, Technology
NFL Week 5: News, Predictions and Betting Tips
As Week 5 of the NFL season arrives, sports writers are sharing the latest news, rumors, and tips for fans.
Business, Technology
AI Data Centre Firm Cancels Stock Market Listing
Firmus, a company that builds AI data centres, has cancelled plans for a large stock market listing. The company is backed by chip maker Nvidia.
Technology, Business
Zuckerberg's Image Problem Doesn't Stop Meta's Business
A new film shows Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg as a villain. The film is bad for his public image.
Business, Technology
Tech Stocks Push Markets to New Highs
Stock markets are climbing today, driven mainly by a small group of technology companies.
Business, Technology
Jaguar Launches New Electric Car
Jaguar has officially launched its new electric vehicle, two years after a controversial rebrand caused widespread criticism.
Business, Technology
Marvell Stock Jumps After Big Revenue Goal
Shares of Marvell Technology have surged after the company's chief executive announced an ambitious long-term revenue target at its annual investor day.
Business, Technology
BT Agrees Rescue Deal to Buy TalkTalk
BT, one of the UK's largest telecom companies, has agreed a rescue deal to buy broadband provider TalkTalk.
Politics, Technology
Singapore Launches Dating App for Government Workers
Singapore has launched a new dating platform for people who work for the government. The goal is to raise the country's very low birthrate.
Politics, Technology
Musk-Linked War Commission Worries Pentagon Officials
A new commission connected to Elon Musk is causing concern among officials at the Pentagon, according to a report from Politico. The commission is reportedly focused on the future of American warfare.
Technology, Politics
Trump's New Name for AI Boosts Demand for Slovenian Websites
US President Donald Trump wants to change the name used for artificial intelligence, commonly known as AI. He prefers the term 'super intelligence', which is shortened to 'SI'.
Science, Technology
Scientist Denies Breaking Rules in Nikon Photo Contest
Nikon holds an annual photo competition called Small World In Motion. It celebrates images of tiny subjects taken using microscopes and special filming techniques.
Entertainment, Technology
GTA 6: Rockstar Reveals Weather System and Animals
Rockstar Games has revealed new details about its upcoming video game, Grand Theft Auto VI, set in a location called Leonida.
Technology, Business
OpenAI Shows New AI Assistant, Delays Bigger Model
OpenAI chief Sam Altman spoke at a major event for tech developers in San Francisco. The event is held every year and brings together people who build software using OpenAI's tools.
Technology
Spotify Down: Thousands Report Problems With Music App
Spotify, one of the world's most popular music streaming apps, faced widespread problems on Tuesday. Thousands of users reported issues with the service.
Technology
Why Does Google Celebrate Its Birthday on September 27?
Google celebrates its birthday every year on September 27. However, this date does not match its official incorporation date of September 4, 1998. This difference has puzzled many people.
Politics, Technology
Albanese Pushes UN Security Council Bid as Hume Talks AI Hack
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has increased his efforts to secure a seat for Australia on the United Nations Security Council, according to live coverage from the Guardian. The Security Council is one of the
Politics, Technology
Poland Says Fire at Satellite Station Was Sabotage
Poland has said that a fire at a Starlink satellite station was an act of sabotage, meaning someone caused the damage on purpose.